I have tried to refinish my cue butt using acrylic laquers here in California but it never seems to dry. Is there a particular Brand and type i.e., polyurethane, that I should be using?
Thanks.
I have tried to refinish my cue butt using acrylic laquers here in California but it never seems to dry. Is there a particular Brand and type i.e., polyurethane, that I should be using?
Thanks.
Have you sanded ALL of the old finish off or is the new finish sitting on top of the old? A lot of Qmakers today, use an automobile clear finish....JER
What kind of wood, and was It sealed? I gave up trying to use laquer after the first time I used It. Not only did it not like oily woods, and not want to dry well, but It turned yellow over time. If You like the antique look then I guess that would be good, but It was too much for me. Ofcoarse there may be better brand or types out there that I have no tried, beause I never really gave any a chance after My first encounter. Urethanes in general seem to work well, but are toxic. I have used some water based & polys, and was'nt completely happy with the results either. I always wanted to try the enduro, because I heard it was good, but never got the chance, and right now a urethane is working for me. sands and polishes out easier then most finishes I have tried